below felt couldn't find the form of the song draw with champions byron last weekend and they remain deep in relegation trouble. you're watching the telly and it is coming to you from berlin and i'll be back at the top of the hour with another update for you marian and seemed to turn into. the full. scale today don't miss our highlights. programme on line d.w. dot com highlights. try calling me oh and i'm game did you know that 17000000 land on the on field worldwide so that we can get into

but it's not just be animals of all suffering it's the environment we went on a journey to find ways out of the nutrition if you want in a cold way clifton a priest i'm hopeless changed me 3 says listen to our podcast on the green thumbs. up i'm going to take out the favorite. book. off. becoming a pro footballer in europe with your hanukkah motos childhood dream while he has made it thousands of young people come here from africa every year. with the same

dream. you have like 6000 kids coming from i've got. out of this 6000 kids i can tell you maybe 4 or 5 would make it what a more diverse. names there are no more than i can. i am a father of 2. and also the husband to a lovely wife and i'm also a philanthropist and. i have a foundation back home in kenya where i grew up where i tried to help the kids to get what you needed to give them hope. but then even. so what's it like to be one of the few african footballers who make it in europe john of them all is one of 2006 africans currently playing abroad the kenyan international left his home in 2007 but he hasn't forgotten where he came from. he has the

same urge to give something back to the community as african superstars like didier drogba. summer and so. and side you know money who became role models for every young african footballer. it was never easy for johanna the place he grew up in still haunts him today. then dora is an eastern suburb of nairobi it's known for being the biggest dump site in kenya. and then i saw it in a difficult place i live pretty close to the dump site walking distance 20 minutes so it was raining in the course i understand since i'm better but you cannot stand it. unfortunately you have poverty you know. a lot of fun is any

less than a dollar right and that means education so the only thing worse with more oil . because i stuck to food. all morning has been living in europe since 2007. 2 kids were born here in belgium and they called the country home. just one example of how much has changed since you arrived in europe. more has turned out the 5 clubs in belgium most recently spent 4 years with the smaller of the 2 bruce based 1st division clubs. so keep it in mind and i'll be a place like this. now. you can come from training and just pick up. whatever you choose you know and going there you could not we played with i was

sure the beginning one where no issues with the boys you know. the boys the. boys. used. and it was just fun just to distract us from from everything that's going on around you it was more . an escape. all the trash is from all of them they'd all be you know everyone thought. we. just got next to it so we used their plastic bags from from the garbage to make. my money my friends you know stopping for more trying to . get things so them. in.

that part of our lives. there's a saying in kenya nothing good comes from dunder. what worries johanna is that kids like alice sandra us still facing the same problems a bit he faced as a youngster 20 years ago. you know life is hard in the ghetto sometimes you go without food you get used to it sometimes you watch somebody get mugged they just want to feed their families therefore life here is very hard many have left football for crime we have buried a lot of them and life goes on ready. johanna's parents don't live in dan door anymore with his help they were able to

move to a wealthier safer part of nairobi. his parents were initially skeptical that football could provide a stable career when he was 13 his mother stopped him from going to norway for trials 2 years later he went and gave the money he earned to his mom. and. then when he brought me the money i realized that even football can be beneficial. his father had retired but i was still cutting people's here for money. by this time johanna had already entered the football academy of a belgian agent in kenya and aged 17 he signed his 1st contract in europe. grows. so we're never. we're never. give me.

in 2017 johannah decided to do something for his community he set up his own foundation just 300 yards away from the dump site he established a soccer academy. asunder and teddy are rolled their 2 kids who dream of following in johanna's footsteps and becoming professional footballers. i would want to play in the english premier league league or all syria as long as i'm able to help the people back in the ghetto and get them out of the state they're in. alice sandra and 6 other kids have a scholarship from the johanna amala foundation this is where they go to hone their skills. compared to europe there are not enough quality academies here for players

in the decisive age bracket between 12 and 16. our main objective is never would soca in kenya. and locally if going to have a very competitive league not only your success when you go to. so these young kids what we impart to them they can be poor when they're here in kenya. andrew juma is an example of a former academy player who made it in the kenyan premier league he pushes the boys to focus on soccer and education as not all of them will become pro footballers. there's got to be made my mentality to see footballers are. when i was a kid. around a $1000.00 approximately. doesn't follow now because i can't even pay my sister school fees name was a teen name i want my mama and i can even buy it because when i was in doubt hardly

some people bought me boots so now i can do the same. it's a tough task to change the kids perspective and make them see the opportunities available in africa as most of them will always dream of making it in europe. my advice now and they specialise now because i have a lot a lot of kids who look up in the phone later. to build this talked about because if we do it there they are a big. part of those kids who make it and they're living you know and it's easier than here but the difficulty is that when they see you here they think you have what you have there and you waited. 'd

for african players it's really really important that they get some help you know to integrate into society. they were here they cannot confront you direct especially in belgium. you to do something wrong something they don't like they want to live in africa. they don't like something they'll tell you and then you. fortunately johannah got plenty of advice from older african players helping him get used to the european in tallaght seeing. what once. i get to watch him do what's he allowed in it's a good thing to see someone doing what he wants. throughout his career johannah moeller has never lost his love for the beautiful game. but he has had to make sacrifices to stay in football in january 2021 he signed

a contract in turkey's top division. room for my new home. there's a room is in eastern anatolia 4000 kilometers away from his family in brooch. and from a professional point of view moving was a good decision. in that in new york it's more maybe it's a tactic or you know. its basis on all these. here. it's more physical more more more direct work and i think that's. more profitable. if there's a room stays in the top flight johannah will stay in turkey and his family will join him in the summer. a new chapter of his life as an african football in europe but the time to return home drills closer.

like other footballers worldwide who donate at least one percent of their earnings johannah join the common goal initiative to change things for the better however i want to me you know what i don't want to be having a foundation to help i want to grow up in a while or these things are being kept for leckie of the. the mcleods you know having a. good structure for the kids. i want to live life with my farm and just live like more people. but now it's more inbred my heart that i am maybe corsets. that means that we have a realistic level of work to be. doing

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